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Quite a Gathering Reporter David Hunter Strother remembered that on December 2, 1859, the day of John Brown’s hanging in Charles Town, Virginia, it was unseasonably warm. “The balmy south wind was blowing which covered the landscape with a warm & dreamy haze,” Strother recalled, and it felt more like springtime in the Old Dominion …
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CWT Letters from Readers- April 2010Still Conflicted About Lee I read with great interest Gary Gallagher’s article on Robert E. Lee in the February issue. Do I think Lee was a great man? No! Do I find him a great str… Read MoreGeneral Ulysses S. Grant’s papers now reside deep in the heart of DixieOver 46 years, the Ulysses S. Grant Association (library. msstate.edu/USGrant), under the leadership of executive director and managing editor John Y. Simon, published 30 volumes o… Read MoreInterview with John F. Marszalek: Keeper of Grant’s LegacyA Buffalo, N.Y., native and a Ph.D. from Notre Dame, John F. Marszalek taught for nearly 30 years before retiring in 2002. In 2008 he took over as the executive director and managi… Read MoreMaking Sense of All That PaperworkThe Author: Born in Baden, Germany, August V. Kautz settled in Ohio with his family when he was an infant. Fighting in the Mexican War helped get him an appointment to West Point i… Read MoreCWT Letter from the Editor-April 2010Keep On Digging August V. Kautz deserves a note of thanks from anyone interested in the war. Many of the forms he harped on in his manual The Company Clerk (P. 24)— Descriptive Lis… Read More
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